When Do You Use Static Routes?
Every router must have a route to know where to send traffic. We compare this to the post office’s predetermined ways to route your postal mail to its destination. When…
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Understanding Cisco IOS Static Multicast Routes
In this short article we’ll take a look at Cisco IOS static multicast routes (mroutes) and the way they are used for RPF information selection. Multicast routing using PIM is…
Intercommunication between routers on different network segments: Detailed explanation of three static routing cases
Hello everyone, recently many people have asked how two routers on different network segments can communicate with each other. At this time we need to configure static routing to solve…
Static Route Configuration between Cisco IOS and IOS XR Comparison
In this article we will list the main comparison of basic Static route configuration between Cisco IOS and Cisco IOS XR. Configuration Example: In this example we have R1 running…
Static Routing vs. Dynamic Routing
For routing between routers to work efficiently in an internetwork, routers must have knowledge of other network IDs or be configured with a default route. On large internetworks, the routing…
How to Configure the Static Routing Protocol on Cisco 2800 Routers?
Cisco 2800 routers include protocols designed to dynamically update network routing tables and ease network administration. However, there are certain network configurations, such as when connecting the Cisco 2800 router…
Cisco Catalyst C1000-24T-4G-L Series Switch: Your Small Business Network Solution
In the dynamic world of small business networks, reliability, flexibility, and security are paramount. The Cisco Catalyst C1000-24T-4G-L Series Switch is your answer to these challenges. Let’s explore this enterprise-class…
The Cisco Catalyst 1000 Series Switches: Exploring the Versatile Applications of the C1000-16P-2G-L
Welcome to the wild world of networking, where switches take center stage! Today, we’re diving into the comedic brilliance of the Cisco Catalyst 1000 Series Switches, with a special focus…
Mellanox switch | How is the Competitor and Alternative to Cisco, Juniper, Dell and Huawei Switches?
A fabless semiconductor manufacturer, as one of the biggest competitors and alternatives of Cisco, Juniper, Dell and Huawei, Mellanox offers goods based on semiconductor integrated circuits, sometimes known as “chips.” Taiwan Semiconductor…
Feature-Based Licenses for the Cisco Nexus 5000, Nexus 5500 and Nexus 5600 Series
Feature-based licenses make features available to the entire physical device. Therefore, you only require one copy of the license for a device. A license only supports the listed features. Licenses…
Cisco ASA with Firepower Services, Setup Guide-Part3
Set up your ASA easily. When you finish your former big two steps “Connecting PC to ASA” and “Installing ASDM”. Follow the third step “Configuring ASA”. Configuring ASA 1. Launching…
Generals Qs of Cisco Catalyst 4500 E-Series and Its CenterFlex Technology
The primary positioning of the CiscoCatalyst4500 E-Series: It is the Cisco lead modular access portfolio. This platform is positioned for enterprise wiring closet, small and medium-sized business (SMB) core/aggregation, and…
EIGRP on a Cisco ASA Firewall Configuration
The Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance is an integrated security equipment that can perform a variety of functions like firewall, intrusion prevention, VPN, content security, unified communications, and remote access. Among…
NAC Appliances: Shortcut to Access Control
To share a article about NAC Appliances From https://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/feature/NAC-appliances-Shortcut-to-access-control Infrastructures that check endpoint health before network access have generated plenty of buzz, but precious little deployment. Some companies are waiting for a…
BGP Routing Protocol Tips You Need to Know
Perhaps you are thinking that you could care less about some routing protocol called BGP. Could it possibly have anything to do with your everyday life? The answer is yes.…
OSPF Areas Types, OSPF Router Types & OSPF Route Types
OSPF is a link state routing protocol that updates the routing table only when network changes occur, rather than at a predefined interval. OSPF supports variable length subnet masks (VLSM) and route…
Top Five Cisco IOS Commands Every Network Admin Should Know
There are 5 commands that every Cisco network administrator should know. These are core administration commands that will help you to really know what is going on. If you are…
Main Network Hardware’s Difference: Integrated Devices, Router, Network Switch & Firewall
If you are used to working with home networking gear, you will be used to an integrated device that “does it all”. On a home network, you may have one…
Doc Sharing: How to Migrate from Catalyst to Nexus?
How to migrate from a Catalyst-based data center to a Nexus-based data center? Are you still confused with layer 2 and Layer 3? Maybe the following document written by Jeremy…
Tutorial: How to Configure Metro E in 1941 Router?
Cisco 1941 router builds on the best-in-class offering of the existing Cisco 1841 Integrated Services Routers by offering 2 models-Cisco 1941 and Cisco 1941W. In addition to the support of…
What is BGP? Empower Your Network with BGP: Redundancy, Failover, and Beyond
In the world of networking, seamless connectivity is paramount. As businesses expand and data demands surge, having a robust routing protocol becomes essential. Enter BGP, the Border Gateway Protocol, a…
Gateway vs. Router: Which One Do You Need for Your Network?
What is the difference between a gateway and a router? This question is often asked by network administrators and IT professionals, as both terms are widely used in network and…
